PR@Georgia State: Internship/Fellowship, Not for Sale Campaign (6 month opportunity)

There are numerous platforms within Not For Sale that enable individuals involvement in the movement, but for those few who want the message of abolition and freedom to become a vocation, nothing compares to the fellowship program.

Our Fellows are invited to join us in Half Moon Bay to learn how to live out their vocation of abolition and freedom.

Not For Sale’s Fellowship Program recruits and prepares dedicated individuals to become leaders in the modern day abolitionist movement.

Fellows work alongside National Staff, contributing to numerous projects and gaining dynamic hands-on leadership experience.

It is a six-month non-degree academic work program, designed to enhance one’s professional experience in a grassroots campaign and in the abolitionist movement.

NFSC demands a high level of professionalism and responsibility of all of its fellows, and is committed to providing meaningful training and leadership development for all fellowship participants.

Because these expectations go above and beyond what is typically expected of an intern, we have elected to use the term “fellowship” to describe the position as accurately as possible.

REQUIREMENTS

18 years or older
Speak English fluently
Responsible for their own transportation
Have background knowledge in modern-day slavery
Be able to work in a highly flexible work environment – be open to rapid deadlines and both independent and team settings
Take initiative on various projects and platforms
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office (e.g. Word, Excel, etc.)
Comfortable living in a group environment
Potential fellows should feel comfortable and be responsive to constructive criticism